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The use of configural frequency analysis for explorative data analysis
British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology, 2006Configural frequency analysis (CFA) is a widely used method of explorative data analysis. It tries to detect patterns in the data that occur significantly more or significantly less often than expected by chance. Patterns which occur more often than expected by chance are called CFA types, while those which occur less often than ...
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Two-frequency configuration for correlation analysis with adaptive photodetector
Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Europe, 1996Adaptive photodetectors are based on the effect of non-steady-state photo-induced electromotive force. The effect consists in generation of an alternating (AC) electric current through a short-circuited photorefractive or photoconductive sample due to interaction of the instantaneous spatial distribution of photoconductivity produced by a vibrating ...
N. Komeev, P. Rodriguez, S. Stepanov
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[Configuration cluster analysis as an alternative to configuration frequency analysis].
Zeitschrift fur klinische Psychologie, Psychopathologie und Psychotherapie, 1990The paper discusses configural cluster analysis (CCA) as an alternative to configural frequency analysis (CFA). CFA defines types as deviations from the assumption of no interactions among the variables. CCA defines clusters as deviations from the stronger assumption of a total lack of effects, in the contingency table. Variations of CCA as aggregating
G A, Lienert, A, von Eye
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A Fortran IV Program for Configural Frequency Analysis
Educational and Psychological Measurement, 1979This paper describes a program, which performs a Configural Frequency Analysis for dichotomous data. The aim of the method is to identify types of persons with equal or similar patterns (configurations) in the values of the variables. The method uses dependencies among the variables not only of the usual correlation type, but also of simultaneous ...
Hartmut Schlattmann, Wolfgang Wildgrube
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Zeitschrift fur klinische Psychologie und Psychotherapie, 1980
Starting from falsely equal and falsely unequal rates of successive psychotherapies, the prediction configural frequency analysis is introduced for evaluating psychotherapeutic effects by stratifying patients. As stratificator variables, intelligence quotients and sex of patients are used paradigmatically to predict strata-specific therapeutic effects ...
G A, Lienert, C, Wolfrum
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Starting from falsely equal and falsely unequal rates of successive psychotherapies, the prediction configural frequency analysis is introduced for evaluating psychotherapeutic effects by stratifying patients. As stratificator variables, intelligence quotients and sex of patients are used paradigmatically to predict strata-specific therapeutic effects ...
G A, Lienert, C, Wolfrum
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Advances in Configural Frequency Analysis
2010Using real-world data examples, this authoritative book shows how to use the latest configural frequency analysis (CFA) techniques to analyze categorical data. Some of the techniques are presented here for the first time. In contrast to methods that focus on relationships among variables, such as log-linear modeling, CFA allows researchers to evaluate ...
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Including covariates in configural frequency analysis [PDF]
, 2000 Glück, J., Eye, A.
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[Syndrome combinations as meta-syndromes in configuration frequency analysis].
Zeitschrift fur klinische Psychologie, Psychopathologie und Psychotherapie, 1991The paper defines metasyndromes as syndrome combinations. Within the framework of Configural Frequency Analysis the authors propose using a single test for identifying patterns of syndromes rather than applying simultaneous tests for identifying singular syndromes.
A, von Eye, G A, Lienert, M, Wertheimer
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Typological personality research by configural frequency analysis
Personality and Individual Differences, 1985Abstract After discussing diverse concepts of types or syndromes the definition of types, according to configural frequency analysis (CFA), is given. A type, in this theory, is assumed to be a configuration of categories belonging to different attributes.
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[Remarks on configuration frequency analysis].
Zeitschrift fur klinische Psychologie und Psychotherapie, 1976The "Konfigurationsfrequenzanalyse" (KFA) is a method proposed by Lienert to detect syndromes. Using examples we criticize the definition of a syndrome used for a KFA, and we thus criticize the interpretation of the results of a KFA. Furthermore, we describe briefly a backward selection procedure of multiplicative models for contingency tables.
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